Sentences with phrase «means frequent moves»

Military children face unique challenges: having active - duty parents means frequent moves, lengthy deployments, and sometimes having to cope with a parent's injury.

If you're a military spouse, you likely know the struggle that can occur when you need to work, but your spouse's military career means frequent moves.

Not exact matches

However, if your baby is not colicky, bloated or straining to move her bowels, less frequent bowel movements may mean that it is just her normal pattern.

The way you seamlessly move in and out of battle that way is a breath of fresh air and honestly made me dread ever seeing the overworld map because I knew it meant frequent loading screens and just wasting time.

A cooler annual mean temperature record than its nearby stations can be seen for the recent decades since the station was moved to the new site due to the more frequent days with fog.

Just from the shape of a bell curve (and this is far from original) one can see that you don't have to move the mean very far in one direction for outliers on that side to become much more frequent.